We have a soft spot for luxurious bedding, and these Libeco Vence Bed Linens are making our heart beat a little faster this morning. Their eco-friendly manufacturing along with their 150-year old Royal Belgian heritage mean that these aren't just another set of sheets.
We love this description of their manufacturing process: "Libeco Home is involved with every aspect of production of their linens, from cultivating the flax seedling at the beginning of the life cycle, to recycling used linen fibers to make paper and insulation products at the end of the cycle. Ever ecologically conscious, Libeco Home focuses on zero-waste production, recycling water in their dyeing plants, and offer a line of all-natural dye-free linens."
• Available for $37-$339 from Rose and Radish.
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I actually think nothing beats vintage Wamsutta, and unused old stock shows up on eBay pretty often.
I've been eyeing these Libeco sheets for quite a while... one day...
The only problem about vintage, though, is that some of those sheets don't fit today's fat mattresses.
You can find a really complete selection of Libeco Linen - bedding, table linen, aprons, pajamas, etc at Didriks.
They're located in Cambridge, Massachusetts.
Libeco is one of the worlds most venerable linen mills. Their commitment to environmental sustainability and quality textiles is unmatched.
http://www.linoto.com sells natural eco linen sheets made from Libeco fabric. The fabric quality and sewing quality are exceptional. Shipping is free and there is a 30-day money back guarantee.
http://www.linoto.com/Linoto-com-Belgian-Eco-Linen-Sheets-p/eco-lst.htm